https://fairplayforwomen.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Final-Talk-Ann-Sinnott.m4a My name is Ann Sinnott. The protected characteristics of the Equality Act were instated in recognition of the fact that certain categories of people are disadvantaged. ‘Gender reassignment’ is one such characteristic, but the current term ‘transgender’ applies to far greater numbers: some 85% of male-borns identifying as
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My name is Jane Galloway and I am an Autism Parent Advocate. We know from research released by the Tavistock and Portman clinic, that over the last decade, the number of children identifying as transgender, has increased by 4000% and that these children are overwhelmingly girls. Organisations like Stonewall,
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Well done for completing the #GRAconsultation! Thank you for defending female rights. Be proud and remind others to do the consultation too by swapping over your social media profile images and cover photos. Click image to download your social media profile icons Click image to download your facebook
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Fair Play For Women supports the right of transgender people to live safely and free from the discrimination they experience because they identify as transgender. We also support the right of women to live safely and free from the discrimination they experience because they were born into the female sex.
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How to host a Let Us Eat Cake event Think about where you can hold your gathering and who and how many friends to invite. It could be at home, in the pub, in the park. Order a campaign starter pack and enough guidance booklets to give one to each
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Audio: In this 20 minute audio recording you can hear Dr Nicola Williams explaining all the key issues in our campaign and why we must Stop Sex Self-ID. If you want to register your opposition to this law change in the government consultation you can do it here in less that
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Let Us Eat Cake Urgent! Defend female rights – and eat cake while you do it! The Government is threatening a legal change that will rob women and girls of their rights. And no MPs are stopping them. They understand little about women’s concerns and seem to care even less.
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Our amazing campaigners spreading the word all round Britain, from Luton to Liverpool! Please send us your campaign photos too. Email them to [email protected] This grass roots campaign is spreading like wildfire. Our campaigners come from all walks of life – paramedics, teachers, vets, councillors, scientists, shop workers. Young and old.
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My name is Janice Williams, I am a teacher and parenting coach and ran a consultancy service for a national parenting charity. I have degrees in Classics and Psychology and have two grown-up children. We need women-only spaces because male violence and sexual aggression is still a huge problem. Rape,
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My name is Miriam Elliott and I am a support worker, working with young people. I recently went out with the Manchester Fair Play for women group leafleting for my second time, the first being at the TUC at Manchester Central! Suffice to say me and my fellow campaigners
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We’re proud to launch our first film, ReBirth, accompanied by a groundbreaking new report featuring first-hand interviews with managers and users of female-only services. A woman’s trauma response doesn’t care how someone identifies. A woman who has had a male towering over and threatening her, been battered by a male
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I’m Lucy Masoud and I’m a firefighter. As a firefighter who works in a 95% male workforce I understand the importance of having female only facilities. Many fire stations across the country still require female firefighters to share changing facilities and dormitories with their male colleagues. This often leads
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My name is Raquel. I’m 28 years old. I’m a writer and campaigner from the Dominican Republic. I’ve been involved in women’s rights campaigning for a while and I am horrified by the state of discourse in the United Kingdom. As an immigrant, I thought England would be a
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I am speaking up for female rights because reality proves that we still need sex-based protection. As a young woman, I find it threatening to walk into places where there is graffiti openly calling for violence against people who think like I do. Being alone in public space
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My name is Helen Staniland and I’m a software engineer for an investment bank. When I first came across the word TERF, I thought to myself that I wasn’t one, and didn’t need to get involved in any of these arguments. As time went on, I read more and more
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The results of the Scottish consultation have now been published. There was a very high number of responses with submission by over 15,000 members of the public (49% Scottish, 38% England, Wales, NI and 13% non-UK). Despite
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